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The future of Saskatchewan's only biosphere reserve is in jeopardy, after all of its federal funding was cut in the latest federal budget.

The Highway 4 construction project through Battleford is an ongoing work in progress. A traffic advisory earlier this week indicated a detour would be set up Wednesday, but that directive has now been changed to Friday.

The subject of criminal record checks for councillors was on the agenda again, this time at a June 4 town council meeting.

North Battleford City Manager Jim Toye has been recognized by his peers for long municipal service.

Ryan Bater and Donna Challis made a special presentation on the state of tourism in the Battlefords at a town council meeting June 4, showing that interest in the Battlefords has remained steady for the last few years.

When a driver on the highway caught a whiff of the mist rolling across the road, he knew exactly what it was and called it in.

A trampoline at a home in the 2500 block of 100th Street was set on fire May 31 at about 10:45 p.m. A man and a woman were observed trying to break into vehicles parked on Ross Crescent at approximately 10:20 p.m. May 31.

There were some familiar names on the list when the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health announced the appointment of board members to the Saskatoon Regional Health Authority last week.

Three Grade 5 students from Bready School were off to Saskatoon April 19 and 20 to compete in the Saskatoon Regional Youth Historical Heritage Fair.